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MSAB XRY & XAMN Certifications

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XRY Certification is an ideal introduction to mobile device forensics. The course helps build the foundation of mobile forensic theory. The XAMN course is the next course in the natural progression for the mobile forensic examiner building on knowledge gained from XRY Certification.

MSAB XRY & XAMN Certifications
MSAB XRY & XAMN Certifications

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XRY Certification:

XRY Certification is the quintessential course when it comes to data extraction in mobile device forensics. Whether a novice in the field or a seasoned professional, students walk away with the skills and knowledge needed to tackle mobile device forensics using XRY.

This course introduces you to industry standards and best practices when it comes to the identification, collection, and preservation of digital evidence. You will be guided through all facets of XRY from setup to extraction. You will leave confident in your ability to effectively collect data from various mobile devices as well as cloud data and data acquired from other sources.

XAMN Certification:

XAMN Certification is essential for those seeking to master their skills in digital forensics analytics. Learning how to utilize XAMN to its full potential will lead users to ultimate efficiency and effectiveness when it comes to data analysis. The ability to find evidence expeditiously in the vast amount of data found in today’s mobile devices is crucial in solving cases.

This two-day course teaches you how to navigate and utilize all the functions found within XAMN. You will be guided through the complete analysis process from deploying powerful filtering techniques to locating evidence, marking identified evidentiary data with tags, to generating and exporting reports. In addition, you will become proficient in visualizing data using XAMN’s geographic, timeline, and connection views. You will also learn how to import data from other sources such as call detail records, warrant returns, or reports from other mobile device forensic tools.

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